Like nearly every hospital in the county, the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center uses a variety of IT products to manage things such as human resources, time and attendance, daily staffing, etc.  This also requires considerable effort to keep these systems in sync. To ameliorate the situation, M.D. Anderson bought integration software from Network Automation (Los Angeles, CA) that coordinates multiple programs for more than 80 processes. At the following site of Network Automation’s case studies, scroll down to the M. D. Anderson entry, and see other IT automation stories from Mercy Hospital, Health First, Baptist Health, Baylor Medical Center, et al.        MORE

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